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positiverate76

08-01-2012, 03:08 PM

Hi,

Can anyone say which of the following cities have a high probability of being a layover on any given trip for the following airlines:

Compass:

DTW

CHQ:

BWI
BOS
JFK
LGA
DCA

Expressjet (ERJ):

PBI
ORD
EWR
LGA
DCA
IAD

Expressjet (CRJ):

BDL
FLL
BWI
BOS
JFK
LGA
DCA
IAD

Shuttle America (Delta):

ATL
BOS
LGA
DCA

Shuttle America (United):

MIA
ORD
BDL
IAD

Republic:

MCO
PBI
ORD
BWI
BOS
BDL
JFK
DCA

Air Wisconsin:

MCO
BWI
BDL
EWR
LGA
JFK
DCA
IAD

Thanks.

B200 Hawk

08-01-2012, 03:20 PM

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flyandive

08-01-2012, 03:33 PM

Somewhere in North America.

Seriously, layovers depend WIDELY on domicile, seniority and airline.

positiverate76

08-01-2012, 03:46 PM

Thanks flyanddive.

Was referring to a new-hire in those airlines. Assume Expressjet(EWR/IAD/LGA), AWAC(ORF/LGA), Republic,Shuttle,CHQ (LGA/DCA).

PeopleMover90

02-21-2013, 02:53 PM

Especially when starting out, your layovers will be varied and scattered while on reserve. eventually, when you hold a line, you can bid for specific overnights and may end up with a line with the same city 9 or 10 times that month. Regional flying changes monthly, at my carrier we usually drop 3-5 cities and pick up 3-5 cities a month, out of the 70 or so cities we serve